As true as all that is, you will find a ton of people who have never run a blower willing to argue with you all day long about most of those points. LOL I've run a couple of blowers before but both had carburetors and what a pain in the butt they were. I'm pretty sure this setup will eliminate some of the problems I had. I've also had people tell me that the mechanical fuel injection is not streetable. I can't wait to have one of these "experts" see my setup and scratch their heads trying to figure out how it works for a daily driver.
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Darkside Dave
jerryj
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37 Ford five window coupe
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Re: 37 Ford five window coupe
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No argument from me on that...
Yep, you got that right. Some people argue purely on the basis of what someone else tells them and never try to check it out. I normally don't waste time arguing with them, I just show them. I have a similar situation with a guy that swears up and down I can't combine TCs with the supercharger on my T-Bird SC. He says it will create too much boost and blow the engine. I don't know why he can't figure out that the waste gate on the engine blows off all additional boost I was just toying with using a couple of cheap TCs to add a little more low end boost to while the SC is running lower boost on the bottom end. Sometimes seemingly intelligent people refuse to look at obvious logic. There really isn't much you can do about it but think for yourself and do your own thing. If I listened to all the crap about what I couldn't do there would be a hell of a lot of things I never did. Sure, all my ideas weren't good ones but at least I tried them and in most cases worked my way to success. Keep in mind most people who are successful often say that no one told them they couldn't do something. Given these facts, I think I'll stick with logic as opposed to what others say.
Later Man...
Dave
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Re: 37 Ford five window coupe
Amen brother Dave!!
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Re: 37 Ford five window coupe
I know it's been awhile but I have been working some really long hours. I have been working on some items I needed to get done. Plus I have been purchasing parts I need so when the weather got as good as it is today I could hit the ground running.
Here is the belt guard I designed/copied and made.
Below is the updated filter I made. This one flows a lot more air then the first one. It was like feeding a garden hose with a fire hose.
Here is the belt guard I designed/copied and made.
Below is the updated filter I made. This one flows a lot more air then the first one. It was like feeding a garden hose with a fire hose.
Darkside Dave- Admin
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Re: 37 Ford five window coupe
That belt guard is so cool... As for the filter, I have no opinion because I don't know enough about the medium or the air flow characteristics. I does look as though it would not take too much particulate matter to clog it because the area looks rather small. But then again, that is just me.
Later Man...
Darkside Dave